Sentence examples for potential of screening from inspiring English sources
This result indicates the potential of screening for cellular and molecular cues that discriminate wound healing from regeneration as early as 12 hours after amputation.
John Marshall, one of the psychologists who assessed Campbell, published a lengthy article in the Scotsman last week, in which he warned that "politically correct" concerns about stigma and labelling were preventing social work and healthcare professionals from grasping the preventive potential of screening for psychopathic traits from an early age.
The advantage of the ELISA lies in the potential of screening large numbers of animals with the goal of eradicating E. cuniculi infection in the farms.
Culture system of this kind has the potential of screening novel drugs to inhibit interactions between cancer cells and liver endothelium.
This focus on urban populations limits the generalizability and dissemination potential of screening interventions.
The aims of this study were to determine trends in the incidence of advanced breast cancer at screening mammography and the potential of screening to reduce it.
In this work we introduce a new self-consistent field theory for flexible polyelectrolyte chains, in which the monomers interact via a pair potential of screened Coulomb type, and derive suitable thermodynamic expressions for all concentration regimes.
This study further demonstrated the potentials of screening phage-displayed cDNA library in discovery of molecular targets of the peptides with simple structure and low affinity.
This study was designed to evaluate the potential benefit of screening previously irradiated patients with echocardiography.
Scientists who study lung cancer screening have long disagreed over the value — and potential danger — of screening asymptomatic smokers with spiral CT scans.
These changes were present in 20percentt of the people studied and highlight the potential role of screening for the bone-thinning disease that mainly affects women after menopause, they said in the journal Lancet.
